Australian Geographic - 2016-11-03

• Near t to both Sydney and Canberra, the wilderness of NSW’s Morton National Park is a bushwalkin­g mecca.
• Meet the colourful Australian artists drawing inspiratio­n from Hill End, a former goldmining town in NSW.
• The islands of the Furneaux Group are a quiet place of ancient rituals, with stunning scenery and a violent history.
• Melbourne schoolgirl Jade Hameister was the youngest s st person to trek a difficult route to the North Pole.
• Michael Smith flew across 25 countries in a recordbrea­king circumnavi­gation of the world by flying boat.
• Thirty years on from Crocodile Dundee, Australia’s most successful film, we look at our booming movie industry.
• In the Southern Highlands of NSW is a world-class rehabilita­tion centre for magnificen­t birds of prey.
• The truth about Uluru
• World with three suns
• Robyn Williams
• Centipedes
• Doo Town, TAS
• Busting a botanical myth
• The credits
• The golden age
• MORTON NATIONAL PARK
• Australia captured
• FURNEAUX GROUP
• 2017 CALENDARS AND DIARIES
• CAPTURING THE RED HEART
• Christmas gift ideas
• Field notes
• The power of going native

Australian Geographic - 2016-11-01

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